Yutori
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Officially no tattoos
タトゥー(シール・ヘナを含む)や刺青のある方は、大きさに関係なく入館できません(公式サイトより)。
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Got inThere are 9 private bath rooms in total, from 2 hours. Each room has an indoor bath and an outdoor bath, and you can eat, rest, and smoke in the room. It gets crowded on weekends, so I recommend booking.
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Facility information
- Address
- Takasaki, Gunma群馬県高崎市島野町890-3Map
- Phone
- 027-350-8811
- Hours
- 5:00〜24:00(最終入館 23:30)、8月以外の第3木曜休館
- Nearest stations
- 井野
- Website
- www.yu-tori.jp/
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There's a notice at the entrance too saying irezumi and tattoos are refused.
If you want to use the facility, it's private baths only.
Hmm... or rather, it's an absolute no. The regulars throw their weight around and it's unpleasant, and even if you do nothing, outsiders get looked up and down. It's expensive, and since it's combined with a sports club, it's often even more crowded. I've lived overseas, and I wonder if Japan is the only place where even a small tattoo is still a no.
The regulars act like they own the place and are unpleasant, and every time they look me up and down. Even when I cover them so they can't be seen, they say something right away. It's convenient, close to the interchange, but it's pricey and unpleasant, so I stopped going. They kick you out right away for tattoos.
You can get in if it's the private bath. But it was around 4,000 yen on top of the bathing fee. The moment I walked into the room, it smelled like sewage.
This is about the women's bath, but as soon as you step into the changing room and the bathing area, what seem to be regulars and the staff are watching you. I wanted to relax, but it felt like taking a bath at work and I couldn't let my guard down. They charge a lot, and both the service and the manners are bad, so I'm not going again.
What do you mean you can get in, lol. I got kicked out naked.
A bathhouse with a high-and-mighty attitude. There was a sign too. It's on the website as well. There was no "yutori" (room to spare) for us here.
Their website clearly says no tattoos are permitted.
Yutori...? Hm.